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Author: Chantel Brink

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5 min read Lifestyle

As societal norms continue to evolve, so too does the landscape of cultural discourse. Once hailed as a necessary movement for social justice and equality, “woke culture” is increasingly perceived as overreaching, divisive, or even outdated. Critics argue that the movement has lost its original purpose, leading to a backlash against its more extreme manifestations....

3 min read Technology

The rise of innovative technology has always been a double-edged sword, and Meta’s latest Ray-Ban smart glasses are no exception. While designed to capture moments hands-free and share them seamlessly with social media platforms, some college students now use these glasses for unsettling purposes., subsequently raising severe privacy concerns. A Harrowing Example of Meta’s Smart...

6 min read Relationship

Gaslighting is a form of emotional abuse that manipulates the victim into doubting their feelings and perceptions. By using subtle, dismissive phrases, gaslighters undermine a person’s emotions, often leaving them feeling confused or insecure. Here are 35 gaslighting phrases that do exactly that. 1. “You’re Overreacting” When someone says this, they are subtly dismissing your...

4 min read Lifestyle

Perched on the remote island of Elliðaey in Iceland’s Vestmannaeyjar archipelago, the “World’s Loneliest House” has captured the imagination of explorers and conspiracy theorists for years. Its isolation, perched on a rugged island with no other buildings, roads, or visible signs of civilization nearby, has led to numerous theories about its origins. Some rumors suggest...

3 min read Family

In a story that defies logic and explanation, missing person, Vasile Gorgos, a Romanian cattle farmer, has reemerged after a mysterious 30-year disappearance. At 95, Gorgos continues to not only astound his family and community with his sudden reappearance. It’s also the perplexing details surrounding his absence that spark attention. Known for routinely traveling to...

3 min read Planet

In an extraordinary archaeological find, Israeli researchers have confirmed the discovery of a 3,800-year-old scarlet-red textile in the Judean Desert. The biblical artifact dates back to the Middle Bronze Age. This revelation, published in the Journal of Archaeological Science, sheds new light on ancient dyeing techniques and trade networks. The artifact was unearthed in 2016...

4 min read Lifestyle

Embracing “going woke” ideologies doesn’t necessarily equate to financial gain for businesses; rather, it can invite significant pushback. Brands that delve into social issues or make bold statements may find themselves facing boycotts. While taking a stand aligning with their brand values can be crucial for some companies, disregarding customer sentiment can lead to heated...

6 min read Health

The Okinawan people, who live in the southern islands of Japan, are renowned for their extraordinarily long lifespans. Known as the “land of immortals” in the past, Okinawan women live longer than any other woman on the planet and have lower incidences of dementia, cancer, and heart disease than Americans do.1. Many things contribute to...

5 min read Lifestyle

Bob Moore, who founded Bob’s Red Mill, an artisanal grain firm, died on Saturday. He was ninety-four years old. With a message on its official Instagram account, the Milwaukie, Oregon-based firm mourned his passing and honored his “larger-than-life personality.” “Bob’s passion, ingenuity, and respect for others will forever inspire the employee-owners of Bob’s Red Mill,...